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... Press AssocWiwi says that b Liberals are contemplating petitientag I Wars et Mt. Eaten for Coventry. GEORGE ELIOT. Grace Greenwood contributes from Florence as article on George Eliot to the Independent of Drew- York whkh is full of interest limy ...
... given to any or Blijah, for He LITERARY NOTES. is Cont) GRACE GREENWOOD ON THE SALVATION This ga , but it has a cer- In one of her latest letters from Paris to the aoe his American press, Grace Greenwood gives a very He could, apparently, | {wrath for a great ...
... two ladies are simul- taneously at work on a Life of Queen Victoria. The one is Mrs Lippincott, an better known as “ Grace Greenwood ;” is Miss Keddie, a Scottish lady, who writes under the name of “Sarah Tytler. Lippincott’s for the entertainment will ...
... ought not to be left where aod observe that he will it at present GRACE GREENWOOD'S DAUGHTER. will not be entitled octet th ove: for feeding with damaged bat if Mrs. Lippincott (“Grace Greenwood”), the be sell the damaged barley and for that. barley, bright ...
... SONS, 61 ST V1SCFNT Sip.xIrr. A CRARMING NEW-YEARS GIFT. NTICTORIA, QUEEN OF ENGLAND, _ HER GIRLHOOD AND WOMANHOOD. By GRACE GREENWOOD. With Iliustration. Post 8lo, cloth extra, price fS. Fromn the Prcfaee. I have always written as an Amerlican and a ...
... recently been written of the Queen's lite—notably, the recent one by Airs. Oliphant and another by an American writer, Grace Greenwood, but Nisi, Tytler's book is, we gather, the first real attempt that has been made to give a true and actual story ,of ...
... viously been written of the Queen's life-notably the recent one by IMrs Oliphant, and another byu an American writer, Grace Greenwood, but Miss ;Ttler's book is, we gather, the first real attempt, that has been wade to give a true and actual story of the ...
... Tyler. or sketch. hare previoontly berm arrant& Of f o lubta's Ilk reerot by Ilrb Oliphant wad auother by an AlSlefle. Grace Greenwood. but Mu. Tytlers book nal a thst has bees 7117sefen lb. .t.t r ct . oe a actual lucky of 1M life of the Queen V. SWAN ...
... Wood; Gil bert Forrester” { Edward Garrett” is Isabella Fyvie Mayo: ‘Ennis Graham” is Mrs Molesworth; ® jg Sarah || “Grace Greenwood Grimbosh” is Dr inte Clarke); “H. iste a vame for the old editor of too the Glasgow Argus; * Ascott \ Moncrieff; Leslie ...
... strange enough, the practice does not seem marked. Mre. Ouster is given it, and likewise is Augusta Evans Wilson and Grace Greenwood. One explanation of the practice it undoubtedly that the violet softer to the eye, and this is important consideration ...
... continued library; and to ‘estminster, chapel in which he wont to make the Ni in London, ad tock THE BLUNDERS OF GRACE GREENWOOD. Grace Greenwood apologises for falling into a blunder when she wrote of Lady Cairns as “ the wife of the Speaker,” and @ slip ...
... The name i* only form the Latin rusticua,” from winch we get onr word rustic, which would become Rustikm Dutch. Miss Grace Greenwood and Mrs Julia Ward Huwe have initiated small litsmry rebellion. deals with a prevalent custom among American editor*. ...